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Thomas Colsy
Young French traditional Catholic activist murdered during clashes in Lyon
Tensions outside a political conference in Lyon have left a young Catholic dead and prompted a criminal investigation into aggravated violence
The toxic war on human fertility
The Church is curiously silent about industrial microplastics and endocrine disruptors that poison our food and drink
Against lazy Catholicism: Discerning truth from error
Everything the Church teaches is true, but not everything that a bishop asserts is what the Church teaches. Tom Colsy argues in favour of a more discerning approach to episcopal teaching
“The Pope is not a Führer”: Cardinal Müller on ultramontanism
Cardinal Gerhard Ludwig Müller warns against a growing “cult of personality” around the papacy
A Catholic perspective on “remigration”
As calls for remigration grow across the West, Catholics face an unavoidable question. Can charity toward migrants be reconciled with justice toward nations, families, and the common good
Raspail’s The Camp of the Saints: Suicidal empathy is not Christian
Jean Raspail’s The Camp of the Saints confronts a Christianity reduced to sentimentality, warning that mercy detached from wisdom can become destructive for both faith and civilisation
What Pope Leo XIV’s Lebanon remarks failed to capture
Pope Leo praised Lebanon’s coexistence. Yet behind the pastoral language lies a more fragile reality of Christian presence struggling to survive
What Pope Leo’s Lebanon remarks failed to capture
The Pope praised Lebanon’s coexistence. Yet behind the pastoral language lies the fragile reality of a Christian presence struggling to survive
Posture matters: the case for altar rails
The controversy over altar rails is not about nostalgia or church furniture, but about how Catholics learn reverence
The case for St John's assumption
From Ephesus to Augustine to Aquinas, Christian memory preserves an extraordinary claim: that the body of St John the Apostle was never found
The mince pie as an act of resistance
Mince pies are not just seasonal indulgences. They are relics of medieval Catholic England, survivors of Reformation iconoclasm, and quiet witnesses to a long struggle over faith
Beyond dialogue: What still divides Rome and the Orthodox East
The Eastern Orthodox ceded to the supremacy of Rome once before; for the good of Christianity, it needs to happen again
The pope’s executioner
For centuries, popes ruled territories where capital punishment was publicly carried out, prayerfully prepared for, and theologically defended
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